Twenty Guesthouse
20 Jalan Hang Jebat (Jonker Walk)
Malacca, Malaysia 75200
Doubles MYR95
Twins MYR95
Twin Single Occupancy MYR50

(They prefer you just email reservations@selesalifestyle.com to make a booking)

You can have a good time around there, wandering at those old shops near Junker Street.

Enjoy

this is the first time to malacca, apart from iit being an historical educational trip fpr the children (12 -17 yrs). We want to relax and have fun as well.

We have a moderate budget and hope you could recommend us some place of stay, places of visit and makan.

We have been told to check out the Hotel Portuguese .

Will appreciate your comments very much

Anne Kumari Charles

may i know in which area is ur house?
r u studying at mmu?

As for foods in day trip, you can consider the following personal recommendations.

Brunch and Lunch:
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1. Donald and Lily Baba Nyonya
Location: Back lane of Jalan Tun Tan Cheng Lock (Heeren Street)
Recommended foods: Laksa and Tau Kua Rojak
Remarks: Cendol is just average. Only take cendol here merely as thirst-soothing drink/dessert, don’t expect too much hehe.

2. Chung Wah Chicken Rice
Location: Lorong Hang Jebat (Jonker Street). Located at the end of Jonker Street (opposite end of Jonker Street stage); opposite OCBC Bank.
Recommended foods: Hainanese steamed chicken and rice ball
Remarks: If you’re too late for chicken rice here, then go to another alternative - Hoe Kee

3. Hoe Kee Chicken Rice
Location: Jalan Hang Jebat. Located at the end of Jonker Street (opposite end of Jonker Street stage); diagonally opposite Famosa Chicken Rice.
Recommended foods: Steamed chicken and rice ball
Remarks: If you’re still too late for Hoe Kee, never waste your $ on Famosa Chicken Rice hehehe

Drinks and Short Rest:
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1. Jonker 88 Dessert
Location: Jalan Hang Jebat (Jonker Street). Located at the middle of Jonker Street, diagonally opposite Geographer Cafe
Recommended Foods: Cendol. Request for more Gula Melaka, if you like it. You can have your light meal here with some kuih also.
Remarks: This place is crowded, especially during weekends. The Durian Cendol is just nothing special to me.

2. Limau-Limau Cafe
Location: Jalan Hang Jebat (Jonker Street). Located at the lower half of Jonker Street, the same row as Geograher Cafe. It’s a small cafe painted with black, with some stools at the corridor.
Recommended Foods: This is the only place where you can get real genuine non-dilluted fruit juice. Try their dragon fruit lassi if available. They also serve Lavazza Coffee.
Remarks: Can pass them your camera for battery charging, if your gadget is running out of juice

3. Coconut House
Location: Jalan Tun Tan Cheng Lock (Heeren Street). Opposite Baba House, same row as Hotel Puri.
Recommended Foods: A small drooling pizza called My Pocket, or a regular one called Calzone. Must try their Rosemary Chicken and Irish Coffee also
Remarks: This place is slightly pricey though

Dinner
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1. Capitol Satay Celup
Location: Lorong Bukit Cina
Recommended Foods: Satay celup la of course. Take more of their prawns, simply sweet and excellent. I don’t mean the big prawns, but the normal size ones. Big one looks good only, doesn’t really taste good
Remarks: Be prepared to queue lo. Good food have to wait one..

2. Muara Ikan Bakar
Location: Muara Sungai Duyung. The road leading to the restaurant is dark at night. You have to pass by the side of a river, whereas the river should be on your RIGHT.
Recommended Foods: deep fried sotong, ikan bakar, nasi lemak
Remarks: At the end of the dark river-side road, you will see a brightly-lit ikan bakar restaurant on your right. DON’T go to this one. You should go to another ikan bakar on your LEFT, which is not so brightly-lit. The seafoods are fresh catches of the day, and reasonably priced.

3. Fried Oyster Omelette
Location: Bunga Raya Hungry Lane
Recommended Foods: Oyster omelette. This stall was here, even before the second world war.

Tq.